The lawyer for two former employees of troubled pop star Michael Jackson say the men will not cut a deal with prosecutors if they are charged in connection with the musician’s child sex abuse case.

The prosecutor in the Michael Jackson child abuse case plans to present at least two weeks of testimony to a secret grand jury, including details of past claims against the pop star.

A district attorney who charged Michael Jackson with child molestation is convening a grand jury to hear evidence in the case, it is reported.